Slight OT, but that bastion of reason and critical thinking WND is currently bleating about Pearl Harbor being attacked again because some 2010 calendars mark December 7th as the Islamic new year and not as Pearl Harbor Day:

“A date which will live in infamy.”

That’s how President Franklin Roosevelt immortalized Dec. 7, 1941, the day Japanese forces stunned the U.S. with a sudden attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, prompting the U.S. to jump into the Second World War.

Just don’t expect to find any mention of that on your calendar this year.

Nearly seven decades after the onslaught, many U.S. calendars produced by American companies are ignoring Pearl Harbor Day, and are displaying instead the Islamic New Year on Dec. 7.

Even calendars promoting the Holy Bible take note of the Muslim observance, while completely omitting the day on which more than 2,000 Americans lost their lives in the surprise attack.

“I have a Psalms calendar, which has a Bible verse on each month’s picture, made by BrownTrout Publishers, Inc., and it also has Dec. 7 as the Islamic New Year. No mention of Pearl Harbor Day,” said Donna Brandt of Marshalltown, Iowa. “I am incensed and will be giving the BrownTrout Publishers a piece of my mind! Thank you for calling my attention to this blasphemy.”

There they go again, trying to remake America! Put Ronald Reagan on your car or in your office and fight the socialist nightmare before it kills the American dream!

Jim Jones of Waco, Texas, also bought a BrownTrout calendar, and says, “We are going to get rid of it. I think I am going back to the store where we bought it (Petsmart) and ask for my money back. I do not want to honor a bunch of fanatics who are trying to kill us infidels. My thinking is all Islamists, if they believe and follow the Quran, are fanatics, and I have no use for them.”

WND obtained several calendars from a variety of publishers, including San Francisco-based BrownTrout, which bills itself as the largest calendar publisher in the world, producing about 1,000 separate varieties each year.

In its 2010 Bible calendar, which features a 1563 painting of the Tower of Babel on its cover, the Dec. 7 entry specifies “Islamic New Year,” with Pearl Harbor Day completely absent.

There’s more, and I’d offer a direct link to it, but it’s from World Nut Daily and I completely fail at Google Cache links. Just search for WND, Pearl Harbor, and blasphemy.